DATA DEFINITION LANGUAGE

  Embedded SQL is a technique for combining SQL's database manipulation capabilities with the computing power of a programming language. SQL statements written inline with the host language's program source code are known as embedded SQL statements.

  Data Manipulation Language is shortened to DML. a collection of programming languages that are specifically used to modify the database, such as: CRUD operations for data creation, reading, updating, and erasure. Utilizing Supplement, SELECT, UPDATE, and Erase orders.

A computer language known as a data definition language (DDL) is used to create and alter the structure of database objects in a database. These data set objects incorporate perspectives, compositions, tables, files, and so forth. Because it describes the fields and records in a database table, this term is also referred to as "data description language" in some contexts.